Trouble cooking? GrubHub, Uber Eats get pushback from US restaurants on fees


A growing number of small and mid-sized US food chains want to reduce ordering and delivery commissions as high as 30% charged by the big four third-party platforms – GrubHub, Uber Technologies Inc's Uber Eats, DoorDash Inc and Postmates Inc, industry sources say. — Reuters

NEW YORK: In a letter to investors before its share price plunged last week, online food delivery service GrubHub Inc cited its profitable ties with small and medium-sized restaurants, saying they generate 80% of the orders on its platform.

"This is a highly lucrative relationship for both parties," the letter said.

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